WELCOME TO COLLINS & COLLINS, P.C.
Albuquerque Attorneys, Collins & Collins, P.C., focus their practice on Personal Injury, Employment Law, Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI Defense, and Divorce and Family Law. The firm handles Personal Injury and Employment Law matters throughout the State of New Mexico. Collins & Collins represents clients in the areas of Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI Defense, Divorce and Family law cases in Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, Santa Fe. We also represent clients in Criminal, DWI/DUI, Divorce and Family Law in the surrounding counties including Sandoval County, Torrance County, Valencia County, Socorro County and Cibola County.
Collins & Collins strives to maintain the highest levels of client representation and professionalism. This means that we promptly return calls of our clients. It also means that we keep our clients informed and involved in their cases so that they both know the status of their cases and have a strong voice in the direction of their cases.
The partners of Collins & Collins, Alysan Boothe Collins & Parrish Collins, both attended the University of Texas at Austin. From there, they attended Duke University School of Law. They have combined legal experience of over 25 years. Sarah Armstrong graduated from the University of New Mexico, and then went on to Georgetown University School of Law. Deena Beard also attended Georgetown University School of Law following graduation from the University of Pittsburgh.
Alysan’s practice is primarily focused on Personal Injury matters. Parrish practices in the areas of Personal Injury and Criminal Defense. Sarah concentrates her practice in the areas of Divorce and Family Law. Deena's primarily focuses on Personal Injury and Employment Law.
In our areas of practice, we strive to provide as much helpful information as possible on the our website and our various legal blogs in areas of Personal Injury, Employment Law, Criminal and DWI Defense, and Divorce and Family Law.
Please be advised that the content on the website and the blogs is strictly informational and is intended as simple overview of the various practice areas. Neither the website or the blogs are intended as legal advice. Every case is different and it is important to seek the advice of an attorney in all but the simplest legal matters. This site and the blogs should not be relied on as legal advice.
If you have legal issues in any of the areas in which we practice, we offer a free initial phone consultation. Feel free to contact us by phone or by email if you are in need of legal services in areas of Personal Injury, Employment Law, Criminal Defense, DWI/DUI Defense, or Divorce and Family Law. We look forward to the opportunity to serve you.
New Mexico Injury Attorney Blog
- Simple Math on Diabetes and Actos Bladder Cancer Dangers There have been numerous Actos lawsuits filed throughout the country. Due to the large and growing number of Actos claims, those claims filed in ....
- Statute of Limitations on Past Denial of Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist (UM/UIM) Coverage in New Mexico The Weed Warrior line of cases has opened up a wave of claims against auto insurance companies for the past denial of uninsured/underinsured motorist ....
- Actos Bladder Cancer Suits Continue to Mount Actos bladder cancer lawsuits are beginning to mount. Many of the cases were consolidated to Federal District Court in the Western District of ....
Albuquerque Criminal Lawyer Blog
- The Law of Contracts and Criminal Plea Agreements in New Mexico A recent case from the New Mexico Court of Appeals points out the intersection of contract law and criminal law. Specifically, the New Mexico Court of ....
- Blanket Employer Discrimination for Arrest Record (v. Conviction) Violates Title VII It is not unusual for a person to be arrested but never charged. It is also not unusual to be arrested and charged, but not convicted. When either of ....
- Travel Restrictions in New Mexico Criminal Cases Not Always Necessary Travel restrictions are a standard condition of release in criminal cases. Travel restrictions are often imposed on defendants even in minor ....
Albuquerque Divorce Lawyer Blog
- 5 Tips to Help Child Support Go Smoothly Most parents want to support their children and provide as much as possible for them. In fact, New Mexico law imposes a duty on both parents to do ....
- 10 Things NOT to do During a Child Custody Exchange Child custody and time-sharing disputes can be extremely contentious. One common flashpoint is the child custody exchange. There are a number of ....
- Top Ten Ways to Make a Child Custody Exchange Go Smoothly In the spirit of starting the New Year off on the right foot, here are ten suggestions for making custody exchanges go as smoothly as possible: 1. ....
New Mexico Employment Attorney Blog
- Year End Performance Reviews and Bonuses: A Time for Reflection Year end performance reviews and bonuses are often sensitive. Bad performance reviews are always tricky. They are particularly tricky when the ....
- No Santa is Better than Bad Santa at the Company Holiday Party! For employers and employees, the Holiday Season is often a time for year-end parties, performance reviews and bonuses. All of these things may expose ....
- Title VII Hostile Workplace Claim Requires More than Rudeness! A recent case from the 10th Circuit case addresses a number of commonly mistaken beliefs regarding employment discrimination claims. The case of ....